Category Archives: Religius
Pandora, Zeus’ Revenge
At the beginning of time, of course, women in Greece have not seen around. The world was run by males in peace, living immersed in the golden age: the earth produced its fruit themselves, a light breeze blew over houses and gardens and to the men that remained was fun at banquets or in the … Continue reading
Red Cross For Haiti Donation
red cross disaster relief | red cross donation | red cross text haiti | american red cross | red cross blood donation – It’s for humanity and as a social human being we must helping to collect donations fot the eartquake civtims in Haiti. Not only Cash, online donations makes helping them in Haiti more … Continue reading
3rd person dies in Arizona sweat lodge ceremony case
A Minnesota woman who was hospitalized with damage to multiple organs after she was overcome in an Arizona sweat lodge ceremony died Saturday, sheriff’s officials said. The death of 49-year-old Liz Neuman brings the total number of deaths from the Oct. 8 incident at a resort near Sedona to three, Yavapai County sheriff’s spokesman Dwight … Continue reading
Celtic Deities in Archaeology
This article explores the archaeology surrounding the worship of Celtic deities in Roman Britain after the Roman occupation and what information they have to offer us. The archaeological remains of deities throughout the world have been many, and classical deities from Greece and Rome have always captured the minds and imaginations of archaeologists, historians, writers, … Continue reading
How Not to Talk about Islam and Domestic Violence
Introduction: Revisiting the Bloody Valentines of 2009 The Valentine’s Day flurry of promotional ads for jewelry, chocolates, and romantic “human interest” spots on the local news often shares the spotlight with news coverage of a brutal, if ironic, Valentine’s Day “crime of passion.” Research has shown that each year murders spike in the period just … Continue reading
Malaysia Frees Woman Scheduled For Caning
A Malaysian model, who was set to become the first woman caned in the southeast Asian country for drinking beer in public, was inexplicably spared her sentence Monday, her father said. Authorities had picked up Kartika Sari Dewi Shukarno, 32, from her father’s house Monday morning and were taking her to a prison in the … Continue reading